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After 20 years, mega record collector John Tefteller is ending his annual Blues Images calendar series on a high. Today he discusses the 2023 Blues Images calendar, shares many curious blues facts, stories and discusses the future. Plus an amazing extended episode all about John's Marx Brothers history and collection! Topics include: The last Blues Images calendar What's next for John? The 78 record collecting market during Covid Any new rare-record finds? Pictures of blues musicians The story of the rare 1928 Henry Thomas film clip Background of the Charly Patton Paramount picture A gorgeous copy of the Charly Patton record “Poor Me” Charly Patton's life: playing weddings, getting throat slashed Bessie Smith's “Shipwreck Blues” John T Smith's “Old Rounders Blues” Process for restoring, capturing music from old 78s Blind Lemon Jefferson & Blind Blake Test pressings of 78s Papa Charly Jackson's “Lexington Kentucky Blues” Ma Rainey and the upcoming boxset Texas Alexander's “Blue Devil Blues” Brother Fullbosom's “Sermon on a Silver Dollar” Rare blues 78 popped up in Japan Thoughts on Joe Bussard's record collection John's plans for his collection --- Patreon Episode --- John worked with Groucho Marx Groucho's demeanor and humour Archiving Groucho's recordings and appearances Collecting scripts – “I'll Say She Is” Items from Humourisk and Four Nightingales era The chopped up bedroom scene from “Horsefeathers” New scenes in newly found prints of Paramount movies Recordings and film of Harpo talking Marx Brothers collectables Memories of Groucho's passing Did Groucho ever insult John? Marx Brothers movies still translate today Interview wrap up Order the 2023 Blues Images calendar here. Extended, High-resolution & Commercial Free version of this interview available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8 Follow our Podcast: https://linktr.ee/vinylguide Facebook: www.Facebook.com/VinylGuide Instagram: www.Instagram.com/VinylGuide Support our show: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related

A collection of blues performers almost unparalleled. They grow ’em big down there and the sound of the blues is no different. From Lead Belly to Blind Lemon Jefferson to the Vaughan Brothers, you can’t really capture the breadth and depth of the blues from the state of Texas in one sitting, so we’re only going to do our very best in the show this morning on KOWS. Early blues from Ramblin’ Thomas, Texas Alexander and Bessie Tucker will take us into the seminal country folk blues of Lightnin’ Hopkins and Mance Lipscomb. While we’re name-dropping, how about Bobby “Blue” Bland, T-Bone Walker, Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Big Mama Thornton, and it doesn’t stop there. There’s a heaping helping of Texas blues coming your way from the KOWS studios located in downtown Santa Rosa, California.

This podcast provides 7 performances of blues songs performed by excellent musical artists Pops and Mavis Staple, Elmore James, Napoleon Hariston, Howlin' Wolf, Sleepy John Estes, Texas Alexander.

This podcast provides 7 performances of blues songs performed by excellent musical artists Pops and Mavis Staple, Elmore James, Napoleon Hariston, Howlin' Wolf, Sleepy John Estes, Texas Alexander.

Our show today focuses on two Texans with vastly different styles. Texas Alexander was as deep and intense as a bluesman could be. An itinerant, details of his life are scant yet he recorded dozens of sides over a 25 or so year period. Eddie "Vinson was something else entirely. Called "Cleanhead" (for a process job gone horribly wrong), Eddie played alto sax and sang in that area of blues that walks the line between blues and jazz. Support the show (https://paypal.me/BFrank53?locale.x=en_US)

Radio Jazz studievært Kay Seitzmayer mindes den amerikanske bluesgitarist og singer-songwriter Otis Rush, f. 1934, og som døde i september 2018. Der kan høres musik med Otis Rush og Eric Clapton. Mixed Blues indeholder musik med bl.a. Mercy Dee Walton, Texas Alexander, Memphis Slim, Wynonie Harris og Brownie McGhee. Sendt i Radio Jazz i 2018 Der er mere jazz på www.radiojazz.dk

What are labor conditions like in the rural South? On levee camps? What kinds of labor are mules used for? Explore these questions in Texas Alexander's "Levee Camp Moan Blues"

Performers include: Lightnin Hopkins, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Victoria Spivey, Leadbelly, Henry Thomas, Texas Alexander and T-Bone Walker. Songs include: West Texas Blues, Let Your Light Shine, The Boll Weevil. T-Bone Blues and One Dime Blues.

Mike opens this week's show with details on the upcoming ASCAP "I Create Music" EXPO. Click here for more details. Gear Review: Al points out that Paul McCartney will be performing live for the first time on the Grammy Awards. Next, an update on Mac Intel compatibility, including the new Logic 7.2 and M-AUDIO. Here's the link that was mentioned for further information: http://CreateDigitalMusic.com The Stupid Knob: A consumer sues Apple Computer for his hearing loss due to listening to his iPod too loud. Our Motto: "Why The Music Business Sucks" is considered along with a quote from Hunter S. Thompson to back us up. Spotlight: Getting & Recording Great Guitar Tone - Part #2 Review Of Mic Placement Guidelines The Root Of The Problem Experienced Versus Non-Experienced Players Pre-Production Beware The EQ Smiley Face! Distortion Controlling Your Tone In The Signal Chain "If you can go anywhere, plug in, and give the sound engineer great sound right off the bat, you're doing better than most guitarists out there." - A great quote from: DrPeterJones.com Al's secret weapon for acoustic and clean electric guitar: The BBE 386 Acoustic Preamp. Now discontinued, it lives on through the magic of ebay, usually for under $200.00. Here's the links regarding this great little product and the BBE process itself: BBE 386 Acoustic Preamp The BBE Process BBE Process Demonstrations Gear Review #2 Native Instruments New Guitar Rig 2 Mike reviews this very exciting new plugin. Here's the link (download the free demo!): Guitar Rig 2 Main Page Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: What was the first #1 hit to have a playing time of more than four minutes? A: House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals - 1964 An interesting side note... The Animals did not write "The House of the Rising Sun." (If you look at the really small print on their 1966 album, The Best of the Animals, you'll find that it was only arranged by them.) According to Alan Lomax in his book Our Singing Country (1941), the melody of "The House of the Rising Run" is a traditional English ballad and the lyrics were written by Georgia Turner and Bert Martin (both from Kentucky). It was first recorded in the 1920s by black bluesman Texas Alexander and later covered by Leadbelly, Charlie Byrd, Roy Acuff, Woody Guthrie, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings, Tracy Chapman and Bob Dylan...just to name a few. This Week's Trivia Question: Q: Who was the famous keyboard player (who had his own 1983 top forty hit at #23) brought in to enhance Foreigner's sound on the very popular Foreigner 4 album? Double Bonus Points Question: What was this keyboard player's 1983 top forty hit? E-mail us your answers! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio bbe guitar plugins paul mccartney native instruments apple logic intel mac